Anyone else heard about this?DHL seems to be the first domino to fall, but wouldn't be surprised if other shippers end up having the same problems after July 8th.I'm curious where a lot of you buy your stuff from. Do you wait for it to come to the US through someone like BBTS or buy it directly from another company overseas?
>>11822161Good the worse things get the faster this board will die. Unless we get even more people pretending they can afford toys.
>>11822161I buy everything from amiami and hlj. Which dont allow cancellations of preorders. If this fucks me over and gets my shit mandhandled by fat fucking customs fuckets I am fucked and will probabaly just give up collecting. Some fucking demoralization psyop is going on or just grosss incompetence and its killing me.
>>11822161Jesus, and just when I was thinking about ordering from Japan again. Guess I'll stick with buying domestically since it actually comes out cheaper now than shipping + tariffs if you're only buying one or two figures. China, of course, will find some way to outsmart this like they did the tariffs, so I expect I'll continue ordering from them. Starting to feel relieved that I'm pretty much out of space with how troublesome this hobby has become.
>>11822182Look again, Japan is fine, it's chinese and other foreign toy makers.
Who benefits from this anyway
>>11822161it got cleared btw They had to call a buncha folks but this sucks.>>11822185Probably the jews since it was a bipartisan thing passed in 24.
>>11822161Why the fuck is this happening?
>>11822187Does Isreal hate dolls?
crazy how much things continue to get worse every day
>>11822188I keep asking this. Feels like the last couple years has seen regressive actions and policies when it comes to importing, especially for the average person. I don't think the bullshit is just limited to the US either based on what I've seen. But what is it all for? What is so bad from importing things from other countries? Why are we acting like trade is bad? At least just let people enjoy their hobbies and stop fucking them up like everything else. How much do (they) even gain from making things harder and more expensive for us? Probably not that much.
>>11822205Elites are getting ready for a catastrophic event.
>>11822184Their big brands at least. God help any smaller/newer manufacturers. China's already shipping in bulk, shipping through other countries, and misclassifying/undervaluing, this will just make them do it even more.>"This is tools to build house. No need to open package for little plastic people, white devil."
>>11822216pretty much thisthe chinese will do every underhanded thing they can think of to avoid even dealing with this, your usual import sites or proxy shippers will the the ones who get fucked.
>>11822205I kinda like it since you americans finally have to pay customs just like the rest of the world.
>>11822216I thought it was to avoid being sued but DBZ third party toys selling the hair as a pencil holder and the faces as "emoji bookmarks" make a lot more sense
>>11822161DHL sucks
>>11822194They hate anything that brings goyim joy
>>11822225> the chinese will do every underhanded thing they can think of to avoid even dealing with thisFucking based, thanks China. Gladly giving Aliexpress more of my money.
>>11822203It's quite exhausting waiting for total societal collapse already.
>>11822277Honestly any day now, just two more weeks and those chunky little pinkertons got another thing coming if the good ol' boys got anything to say.
>>11822171Amiami canceling process is automated. You only get flagged if the item is in stock and they were in the middle of processing it. Canceling too much all at once could also get their attention.
>>11822161I'm probably an idiot, but when they mention Bandai, etc do they mean that any Bandai product gets an auto pass or is it that any product shipped directly by Bandai gets a pass? They mention HLJ so I am assuming it is the second option, but not totally sure. Either way, I keep telling myself importing can't get any worse and it somehow does.
>>11822188>>11822205>>11822212We're living in the end of the modern era, the collpase of modern rome, the tiny hat tribe is trying to get another temple built and retakle the holy land, global economic collapse incoming as well, all the old gaurd illuminatti fucks are also dying whiel the current regime is cracking into overtime. When the bread and circus runs out, it's just gonna be carnage so I guess get ready for that.
>>11822410>global economic collapse incoming as wellthe u.s economy is doing pretty ok desu
>>11822185Nobody but the terminally retarded in America seem to think that fucking international trade will somehow bring back American manufacturing when all it actually does is fuck over citizens and small businesses while the big corpos just keep manufacturing overseas anyway.
>>11822416LOL
>>11822416EVery western economy is in the shitter, Japan is depenet on trade so they're fucked. Russia's fucked, india is lmao, china's the only one I think is doing alright but being they paved over their crops theyu're fucked too when this shit show explodes. I don't know waht's going to happen, but when it does it's gonna be shitty and violent.
>>11822188Something about child safety and making sure all the stuff coming in marked as childrens toys has all the proper certificiations to ensure nothing contaminated with lead or toxic chemicals is given to them. This is due to a flood of shit for kids from Temu practically made of lead and toxins.Just ask the store you use what their plan is coming up, it should be fine as long as a. They have all the proper certifications for childrens toys yo avoid destruction, or b. they don't mark the item as toys for kids but as collectors item for adults.
>>11822430dos mas semanas
>>11822416Only because the AI bubble is artificially inflated, and all for what? Seriously, what's the point of AI other than writing your emails for you and being less efficient than Google in 2009 for a search? Refusing to give you information because "it goes against my guidelines"? Writing code worse than an Indian?
>>11822431Finally they're doing something about the massive influx of cheap, no name, Chinese garbage. This should also apply to clothes and "knick knack" trash they keep putting up on Amazon.>B-but le free market!!Stfu. The mass production of low quality crap just creates trash and wastes oil that could be used on actually good plastics products and medical supplies.
>>11822436>what's the point of AI other than writing your emails for you and being less efficient than Google in 2009 for a search?Porn. At least it was until that Nazi Elon caved.
>>11822205>>11822212>>11822410You're acting like this is some unexplained economic phenomenon when it's very blatantly obvious who is causing all of this.
>>11822467I mean yeah, but ultimately he is just the guy pushing the button. He is only doing what the other elites want to see happen, that is the part to remember. He is basically the fall guy for all the ideas the rest of them are afraid to try to push through, because somehow it all just bounces off him where it sinks other politicians.
What is specifically effected by this? Is it just everything? I order a lot of soft vinyl kaiju figures
>>11822443>Finally they're doing something about the massive influx of cheap, no name, Chinese garbage.yes, deliberately creating sympathy for it
>>11822476is that really what you think is going on? really?
>>11822161what's the point anymore
>>11822496yeah? you’re delusional if you think Trump is the only guy making decisions to fuck you over, it’s absolutely a team effort
>>11822416Americans don't understand because they're comparing it to the past rather than the rest of the world. It's remarkably strong given the wars going on.
>>11822467>>11822476>>11822511Hey, retards, this got passed in 2024 https://www.cpsc.gov/Newsroom/News-Releases/2025/CPSC-Approves-Final-Rule-to-Implement-eFiling-for-Certificates-of-Compliance
>>11822517Shhh I wanna see the TDS go on full show.
>>11822416American economy is a house of cards. Also the only people doing well are in the top 10%, average fucks buying Chinese toys to distract from how nihilistic their situation is are getting hosed on living expenses. Why do you think everything is getting more expensive?
>>11822161It's not been safe to Import toys since Orange took over and i doub it ever will be again. I only buy from stores that ship to customers from us warehouses so they have to deal with the anxiety nightmare importing has become
>>11822422https://youtu.be/dGjk-TwiXJQ?si=VUisK8BakP5hFi8G>start shit in Ukraine >start shit in Venezuela >start shit in Middle East >monopolize LNG and oil ????>profit. This was the burgers plan all along
>>11822161Non Americans @ Americans
>>11822573They’ll laugh and laugh until it starts to affect them too. Then they won’t be laughing.
Isn't there a kind of irony about a man in the epstein files caring about child safety?
I think like 80% of things will remain unchanged. The only thing that will change is that we'll regress back to about the 1990s and you'll have to buy import stuff directly from retailers. Companies like Bandai and GSC already have a foothold here anyway, and domestic companies like Hasbro, Mattel, etc. etc. will all be the ones dealing with the certifications and stuff.By the way, this stuff already exists, and has for years, its just that the certifications were only necessary if asked for. Now they just have to always be presented or whatever.From what I've seen, the market taking the biggest hit will be used/second hand items. There may be a total collapse of importing second-hand merchandise, which really is a pretty big deal. Most places probably won't even sell used goods anymore. Maybe they still can/will if the product still has the box and all the packaging since it will have whatever info about the material in the item, but loose shit might just be dead to import anymore.Also probably 3P figures from Chinese companies, or just small Chinese figure makers probably won't have the money or logistics (or possibly even just the desire) to certify their goods for minimal returns, unless the retailer/importer does all that footwork.But who knows...
>>11822517>Hey, retards, this got passed in 2024Kek holy shit Biden was the one in office during this decision, and they're still blaming it on the orange man
>>11822161It's already happened to me. I placed the order on April 27th, and it's been stuck in customs since May 3rd. I've been trying to figure out what's going on ever since.Somehow AliExpress fucked me by updating the status to say it cleared customs on May 26th, even though it didn't but because of that update, I now have to wait an entire extra month(10 more days) before I can request a refund.I see this thread and now it all makes sense
>>11822671Damn, what kind of figure was it?At least they're not trying to screw you
>>11822653>From what I've seen, the market taking the biggest hit will be used/second hand itemsI've heard the exact opposite that used goods is of less interest and even exempt.There's no clear explanation and no one seems to know what the fuck to do
>>11822676ZT Broly. got him from 5k anyway. >At least they're not trying to screw youI thought they were at first. but i mean if i got no figure i dont see how they would get away with it. the tacking update was sus as fuck tho. it came one day before I would have been able to request a refund and no other website could confirm the update of clearing customs.
>>11822678>I've heard the exact opposite that used goods is of less interest and even exempt.That doesn't even make sense within the context of these rules, though. What sense does it make, when the whole point is to document what materials/chemicals may be in a toy, to let something through with absolutely no markings or material listings, or other identifying information?Again, I think packaged second hand items would still probably be fine, but random loose stuff with no way to easily identify what it is probably won't go through well.
https://x.com/i/status/2067120972684042403>5/12 On the other hand, figures/Nendoroids are usually OK, since Items that are clearly marked for ages 14+ or as adult collectibles don't require CPCs. If the packaging looks toylike or only has Jap tags, they may still be held for inspection.>6/12 Larger companies like Good Smile are in a safe position here because they already produce items at scale and should already have the proper US safety certificates for their products and shipments. This shouldn't impact orders from them.>7/12 However, proxy services, custom items from places like Etsy, and other small sellers are where things will be risky. Most of these sellers don't have the full US compliant CPCs needed for their products>8/12 Starting July 8, anything under toy/plush HTS codes will be auto flagged in the system for review. Proxy services or etsy sellers etc are the importer of record when they forward a package to the US, so they must assign an HTS code as part of the shipping process.>11/12 Does the shipping service matter? Technically no. The main triggers are still the HTS code, product type (plush/toy/doll), and whether proper CPC data gets e-Filed. All major carriers have to follow the same CBP and CPSC requirements.>Finally, this change only affects shipments coming into the United States. If you live outside the US and are ordering to your own country these new CPC e-Filing rules and extra scrutiny don’t apply to you at all.
>>11822689>Yeah so a personal gift would he exempt from these rules, but the shipment needs to clearly appear to be of a personal nature and not look commercial in any way. You would want to make sure it's marked “Personal gift – not for resale” on the customs form, and that it also has something like a handwritten note inside. You can also ask the carrier to file a disclaimer message in ACE, which is the computer system customs uses to process imports, which clarifies its a personal non-commercial gift. The main thing to remember is that it can still get flagged by customs if it looks like a proxy order or shipment from a business. At that point you will have to prove otherwise to customs to have it released. So you want to avoid that as much as possible.>Yes, CPC requirements have a partial exemptions for secondhand products, but only if the product was manufactured before a specific CPSC rule took effect. Secondhand products manufactured after the rules came into effect still require certification if they are children's toys intended for kids 12 and under. The "used" or "second hand" labeling alone does not inherently exempt them. Tbh most of these rules came into place between 2008 and 2010 so it would need to be some pretty old merch for it to be exempt in this way.
>>11822618It's already starting. EU is going to start charging a 3 euro fee on July 1st PER ITEM coming in from China. So, if you order 5 things from Aliexpress, even if it's all packed together, you'll be paying 15 euros/$17.41. And this is just temporary until they eliminate their de minmis just like they did ours and charge a percentage of the total. In the interim, they're already talking about increasing it to 5 euros per item if it doesn't cut down on importing.
>>11822703Man I knew I was onto something by just ordering from local stores instead
>>11822185It guarantees job security for the customs officers but more importantly it's another nonsense but easily enforced tax to stuff the governments, this or the previous one's, budget holes.This is nothing though since every country does this to an extend. Look into the customs shenaningans of the UK, Germany or Italy for some real sheriff of Nottingham shit.Basically the harder a country is failing into socialism, the more ordinary people get squeezed for cash. tl;dr this anon is correct >>11822187.Btw if you're a mib collector ordering from bbts or similar, good luck. If customs gets a hold on your stuff, every box where it is unclear what might be inside will be opened.
>>11822711I wouldn’t worry about it from BBTS, they have a large enough business customs will just waive their shit through. It’s the packages from little shops overseas that and person-to-person shipments that will get shredded by zoomer customs agents having a bad day.
>>11822718I should've been more clear or used a better example, my apologies. I meant international customers who order from BBTS outside the USA. Opening *suspicious* packages is standard procedure in a lot of europoor countries but is definitely going to be a new experience for US citizens.
>>11822161Buy the same shit from Ebay sellers who already took the risk and now have it domestically. That's what I've been doing. A recent example is a repro G1 Optimus Prime where I paid the same price that ali express is selling it for but for someone who already has it in the US. For bonus points I waited 3 days to get it instead of north of two weeks.
>Had a plush on preorder from HLJ since December, releases around the end of July>Already gave up on AmiAmi's system and never looked backIs this it? Risk getting my items fucked up, or accept GSC's credit card leaks?
>>11822764Nowhere else domestic has the plush?
>>11822409Licensed importers who partner with big brands (like tokullectibles) are fine. No telling if HLJ and Amiami are safe yet. I'm assuming this law is why TakaTomy relaunched Licca in the US in march.
>>11822766Not the plush he's after.
Get ready for another shipping suspension from Amiami.
So, what's that about America being able to be totally self sufficient again? You guys are complaining about friggin' toys...
>>11822813rat
>>11822813>You guys are complaining about friggin' toys...Damn, it's almost like we're on a toy board or something.
>>11822430Delusional. China's economy is literally circling the drain. Their TSF debt is rising out of control and youth unemployment keeps rising year over year and it's already double the rate of America's. China's a giant factory. Even if the US didn't make it harder for its citizens to buy from China, China would be headed towards collapse because they only know how to build factories. Their own people don't consume the stuff they make, and it's becoming worse because of the rising unemployment; their consumer confidence is at an all time low and probably going to get worse. I mean you could say this about most of the third world, too. Americans buying random plastic junk kept the world economy going for the past 70ish years. Jeetistan is fucked too even though those rats are trying to layoff as many Americans as possible and extract jobs. They're just going to collapse the tech dinosaurs and their economy and then make way for the next wave of AI powered ones. You thought things were bad for American CS grads? India is going to collapse because even near-free chinkshit AI can run circles around them, they're so dumb. Expect things to get worse. For you, mostly.
>>11822807Using amiami is so stressful. If they just had a private warehouse option, it would be fine be fine because you can just store your items for a long period and until hopefully the situation improves. But the monthly order makes this stuff so much more annoying. With the exorbitant costs now, if you have a single thing delayed to another month with no orders, there goes your combined shipping benefit and you are stuck paying more than the item's price just to import or risk getting banned forever if you try to cancel at the wrong time.The unfortunate thing is they are also the overall best Japanese site. The others have a bunch of issues or are more expensive or simply just don't carry the thing you want.
>>11822748You realize since they're all sourcing from aliexpress, the prices will now in turn go up as they also pay more, right?
>>11822828You can combine delayed orders at any time, I’ve done it since diaper don started his shit.
>>11822705Even if its a local store they will need to have all the certifications for everything ready before it gets into customs and be ready to answer any questions about how its manufactured. What's going to happen is if there's no way around it by using a category like collectibles, then they're not going to stock anything from people without certifications, because it's too risky to have all that product destroyed. It will one shot indie brands, and a lot of chinese brands.
>>11822487Anything with any of these codes. You'll have to look them up and see if any of these will match what you order.https://www.cpsc.gov/s3fs-public/CPSC-Guidance-and-HTS-List-for-Filing-of-Electronic-Certificates-6B-Cleared.pdf
>>11822857Is this stuff on the original Chinese shipping label? Mine are usually covered with a USPS label before they get to me.
>>11822871It's usually its own piece of paper thats affixed to the package with plastic protecting it, listing every item inside its value and its code. Sometimes customs leaves it on sometimes they take it and keep it. Since it's e-file now, I've been seeing them less. You might be able to talk to your store, send them the guidance, and ask if anything falls under those categories.
>>11822831>aliexpressUnsure if this will change come July 8th, but I've ordered quite a bit off Ali recently and have had literally no issues with any of it arriving. I am going to be PISSED if I get cucked out of ordering those sweet third party DBZ figures from Ali though.
>>11822879Yeah, my stuff from Japan has that. I guess they've been pulling it on the Chinese ones.
>my full power freeza KO says package exception and is at import customs inspectionbros...
>>11822703The western governments are trying to lock their citizens off from cheap goods from other nations in preparation for prices to go higher. China has 'the great firewall' on their internet, the western nations are building one for goods. The world has gone mad, free trade for the common man is collapsing; it only exists for the corporations.
>>11822923What shipping method did you use? If it's not DHL it should still be fine.
>>11822924There will soon be one corporation, the way they keep buying each other up.
This is a great example of government screwing citizens under the pretense of keeping them "safe". Supposedly they're inspecting these to make sure its a safe product, when anyone can take one look at it and realize it's just an action figure. So what do they need to destroy it for?
>>11822936Fool! This figure could clearly be smuggling drugs in her asshole!
>>11822927it's going through yanwen
Will showz store imports also get destroyed?
Plush toys seem to be the ones at most risk, what's the best way to label them from now on?
>>11822971no they’re chinese they’ll just find another loophole, it’s what they do
The US government will destroy the things you paid for and then make you pay them to destroy your stuff
Americans really just want to fuck each other in the ass real bad huh? No wonder you need slavery to keep your fake economy going where nothing of value is made.
>>11823101rat
I see
>>11823101You're so jealous of America lmao
>>11823101I blame our stupid fucking corrupt government
>>11823121Why do you think the swamp is still full? Vote in your own interests so you can import your toys freely, not to make the lives of others who have done nothing to you miserable.
>>11823125>Vote for the uniparty instead of the uniparty!There is no voting your way out of this. Bullets, not ballots, are the only solution.
>>11823108yo back up
>>11823127>>11823125Posts that glow
>>11823125Who do I vote/speak to make this right?
>>11822971I asked their sister site gundamit about it, they said they're looking into it and talking with their shippers right now to figure it out. I assume they told showz about it.
>>11823134Bug your representatives. It takes surprisingly few calls bothering them to change their mind or inform them of something. Tell them how its an issue and how its impacting collectors.>>11822984Arent plushies generally assumed to be for 12 and under? Might just want to ask the shipper if they have all the childrens toy certifications the gov wants. Larger companies are probably fine since they can easily afford to get certification on every toy.
>>11822517I guess Biden also got rid of De Minimis, did tariffs, and involved us in a war raising oil prices right faggot?
>>11823177>I guess Biden also got rid of De MinimisActually...>In September 2024, the Biden-Harris administration announced plans to strip de minimis eligibility from goods subject to Sections 201, 301, and 232 tariffs, marking the first major federal effort to aggressively crack down on the loophole.
>>11823177Brother you gotta go do research before you start yapping, it was funny at first but now its just painful to watch you get shit on this hard for being ignorant.
>>11823132You think those plants would be more subtle by now considering the leak from a year ago.
>>11823180From what I’ve read they were planning to keep some exemptions in place for consumers and mostly crack down on the businesses using it (IE, dropshippers). But yeah it’s a both party issue, never forget both sides of the aisle want to steal your money. Uncle Sam is a greedy fuck.
>>11822161>America can't even have import toys any more.Land of the Free indeed.
>>11823223>America can't even import childrens toys made of 99% lead and toxic sludge anymoreOh man we're sure missing out damn
>>11823230Weird bait post.
America is way too greedy and corrupt. You can't boycott shit because there's always that one idiot who will buy it and fuck everything up.
>>11822927This is true until July 8th.
>>11822161Buy American and you will never have this problem.
>>11822161If you voted for this you deserve your shit getting broken.
>>11823379True, fuck Biden
>>11823379I didnt vote biden during 2020 so guess im safe from this. Ty for the blessing.
>>11822820>delusional>says exactly what I said in more wordsokay>>11823379>vote against it>the government does whatever it wants anyway>don't vote for it>the government does whatever it wants anywayokay
>>11823387>>11823441Same person but he realized what he wrote like 40 minutes later and had to correct it
>>11822161Relax
>>11823505So only plushie bros and BJDs are affected here then.
>>11823180>the Biden-Harris administration Why's it called that? No one says "the Obama-Biden administration" or "the Trump-Pence administration" or even "the Trump-Vance administration"
>>11823535And anyone who uses a middle man site like Zenmarket probably, right? Maybe someone should ask Zenmarket, buyee, etc. how they'll deal with this
>>11822766GSC has it, but I hesitated ordering from there after people talked about credit card leaks, and them never addressing it. I guess the risk is worth taking over having my stuff shredded, though.
>>11823555Because a rotting animated cadaver and an actual retarded whore kind of barely add up to one real person.
>>11823555I saw Trump-Pence and Obama-Biden a few times back in the day. I guess people don't even feel like pretending Vance has a say in anything.
>>11823154Thank you and sorry if I seemed upset. It’s bad enough shipping prices are just as much as the product so hearing about this just made me snap a bit.
>>11823590Some shopping services are good about this stuff and others aren't so it depends. It would be safest to ask them though, yes.
>>11823646I feel you brother, it's been a rough year.
>Finally about to be out of pre-order hell at the end of the month>Can't even ship the shit that I have built up without worry because despite the fact that shipping multiple items now costs in the hundreds the government might still just decide to not give it to me when it hits stateside
>>11822850I was talking about local eu stores, they're fine from this and they ended up more reliable because they got more stuff over the years and I don't deal with shipping while the price is comparable, maybe 10 euro more than importing myself most of the time
>>11822243Not the point.
>>11823677So talk to your store, dingbat.>>11823685Hey that's not bad at all.
>>11823177>>11823180>sections 201>solar panels>sections 301>goods determined to be from unfair, discriminatory or unfair trade (ex "you are AMERIKKAN so you get 400% on EV battery ">sections 232>raw steel, iron and aluminum tradeI was going to give my kid a 20 pound box of iron ore and a golf cart EV battery for Christmas but CROOKED JOE BIDEN ruined it
>>11823594GSC US switched from handling payments themselves to using Stripe/Link as a payment processor after the hackthey've still never addressed it
>>11823362I fucking swear, if this gets delayed one more time...
>>11822419>all it actually does is fuck over citizens and small businessesThis is exactly the goal. Discourage citizens from spending their money out of the country, obliterate any small businesses with any kind of market, and funnel your money directly to the government. This is entirely beneficial for the burger corpos.
>>11823737I was just about to post this. I've had this fucker preordered since day one, and every delay just pushes it into more dangerous/expensive territory. I just want my fucking robo-husbando.
>>11823732Yeah, because they surely would've stopped there, right? Oh, wait.>In announcing these rules, the Administration warned that "further comprehensive de minimis reforms are needed, and these reforms require congressional action.>Senators Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) led the bipartisan push, citing the need to close a loophole that has harmed American manufacturers, endangered consumers, and undermined fair competition.This was always coming regardless of which party was in charge.
>>11823737we might see the goodsmile version come out before this with all the delays it’s had
>>11823732>you are AMERIKKAN so you get 400% on EV batteryMore like we want to discourage buying products of slavery but yeah ok make it retarded so you can whine about it, go off queen
>discourage products of slavery lmfao explain our prison system then
>>11824023When you are put away for fucking over society, you absolutely should have to spend your time working for society to make up for it. This is very different from child slaves and race or religion based slavery in China. Those did nothing wrong to deserve it. You have to do something wrong to go to prison.
>>11823737I'm sure nothing else bad will happen in the next 48 hours, ha, ha, ha...
>>11824052>race or religion based slavery in ChinaYou're not about to start crying about how the poor heckin Wiggers aren't allowed to do islamic terrorism, are you?Moral grandstanding aside, EV batteries are just terrible for the environment both in the process of mining their raw materials and in their hazardous state after they die.
>>11824387>EV batteries are just terrible for the environment both in the process of mining their raw materials and in their hazardous state after they dieYeah plus the mining conditions and slavery for the lithium. Good thing we dont use those specific mines for american lithium amirite guys? :)
>>11824052Not him but that's incorrect, plenty of innocent people go to prison. That they will be turned into slaves to make the next generations toys is only adding insult to the injury.
>>11824404Imprison scalpers and then we're talking
>>11822161DHL was my only reliable option for Mandarake... am I fucked?
>>11824404Good.
